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U.S. Suspects Suicide Bomber Behind Mosul Attack

HeadlineDec 23, 2004

Donald Rumsfeld Rumseld is also coming under criticism for failing to protect US soldiers inside their military bases in Iraq. Military investigators said Wednesday they believe a suicide bomber set off the explosion inside the military base in Mosul that killed 22 people including 18 Americans. The explosion went off inside a mess hall tent during lunchtime. . The military is still investigating how the attacker gained access to the base. The group, Ansar al-Sunna, claimed the attack was carried out by bomber was a local Iraqi resident that worked for months inside. However, military contractor Halliburton denied any local Iraqis worked at the base. This marks the first time a suicide bomber managed to infiltrate a US military base in Iraq.

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